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Email is the primary communication system and file transport mechanism used in organizations of all sizes. Email systems generate enormous amounts of content that must be preserved for a variety of reasons, including:
-Compliance with local, state, federal and international statutory requirements
- Electronic discovery requirements and best practices
- Knowledge management applications
- Disaster recovery and business continuity

All those employees who access email, financial systems, human resources, and other core corporate applications; Replay for Exchange continuously protects and monitors the health of your Exchange data stores and allows administrators to quickly search, recover, and analyze mailbox content. With Replay for Exchange you can restore individual email messages, folders, or mailboxes to a live Exchange server or directly to a PST, thereby solving some of your most costly and time consuming challenges. Take advantage of these Free Trial Offer!!

Email is the backbone of todayís corporate business processes. It lives as the primary communication vehicle internally between employees and externally with customers, vendors, partners and investors. It is arguably todayís most pervasive and critical business application within which is stored the most valuable business content. To protect this vital information while working to eliminate risk, lower management costs and improve business insight, companies require a comprehensive email archiving solution. This solution should not only work to effectively retain email information in a searchable repository, the best email archiving solutions also provide a smarter approach to collecting, retaining and accessing data so that it can deliver true business value.

This white paper discusses the important issues related to email and Office 365 continuity and offers recommendations for decision makers to consider as they develop their continuity plans. The paper also provides a brief overview of Mimecast, the sponsor of this paper, as well as their relevant solutions.

33% of brands kick off holiday campaigns in October, and most of them are planning now. Grab our latest report and learn how to leverage the biggest holiday trends, including triggered emails and user-generated content.

Want to see the email campaigns used by the top travel and hospitality brands? The Travel & Hospitality Email Marketerís Playbook is packed with content strategies, tactics and expert advice to elevate your email results.

Want to see the email campaigns used by the top travel and hospitality brands? The Travel & Hospitality Email Marketerís Playbook is packed with content strategies, tactics and expert advice to elevate your email results.

33% of brands kick off holiday campaigns in October, and most of them are planning now. Grab our latest report and learn how to leverage the biggest holiday trends, including triggered emails and user-generated content.

The market for communications is shifting to one in which multi-modal interactions will become the norm. Voice, video, and messaging Communications and Collaboration will drive the future of this market. As messaging becomes a larger part of the Communications landscape, Mobile Collaboration is poised to take on a larger enterprise role, by way of shifting email to more of a confirmation tool. Moreover, the convergence of content types under UCC will be greatly enhanced by a categorized and dynamic ontology-driven knowledge framework that goes beyond search. Once the framework supports are in place, UCC will accelerate its momentum at an even greater rate than it already is today. This Research Note identifies the new elements of UCC and how enterprises can plan for the shift to multi-modal communications.

People control their own consumer journeys. Consumers expect a borderless world in which they roam freely between a brandís social media channels, email campaigns, blogs and e-commerce site, effortlessly buying things that catch their eye. Itís led to a sporadic, personalized shopping journey that frequently begins on digital touchpoints that werenít built for commerce.
Thatís made it increasingly complex for brands hoping to meet customersí needs and measure the results of their marketing strategies.
At the center of this new customer-driven revolution is visual content. Images and videos play starring roles in the decisionmaking process, and provide consumers with a whole new level of inspiration and knowledge. Every picture and video clip is now the entrance to a digital storefront, meaning brands can use them to drive not only engagement but revenue.

What you'll learn:
ē Why batch-and-blast email is losing its effectiveness and the email techniques to replace it.
ē How techniques like user-generated content and the mining of unstructured data can boost email effectiveness.
ē What artificial intelligence is offering today Ė and what it could offer years from now.
ē How omnichannel merchants can leverage physical locations as part of their online strategy.

Digital marketing campaigns provide quantifiable results like nothing ever before, and the multi-channel world is certainly the biggest opportunity to hit marketing strategies in decades. But how can sophisticated brand marketers keep pace with everything new in digital marketing? Where will it take us next? And how can marketing leaders use digital channels to edge out competitors?
Read this white paper to learn the benefits of personalization to digital marketing, how to make your digital marketing practices future focused, and how responsive email design can increase open rates and reduce subscriber opt-outs.

As a B2B marketer, the process of nurturing and generating new leads is always tricky business. Chasing high quality and relevant leads requires a considerable amount of time, energy and resources to be invested into email marketing campaigns, social media management and educational content such as blogs, whitepapers and eBooks. While live chat support has been around for about a decade, only in recent years and especially in the age of the smartphone, are B2B companies capitalizing on it as a channel to generate and nurture leads.

Creating new content takes an incredible amount of time and resources for your internal teams. Maybe youíre even paying an agency a good percentage of your budget to do it for you. Whilst content, from blogs to eBooks, and videos to white papers, does have a lot of value, that value comes at a cost.
This isnít the only issue with generating new leads through content. The effectiveness of sharing content via email is declining, itís harder than ever to connect on the phone, people are apprehensive about immediately giving out their contact details, and social media has become more about likes and less about real results.
In short, creating content to generate leads can be challenging, time consuming and expensive.
But, what if you didnít have to spend time and money creating content in the first place? What if you could generate qualified B2B sales leads without it?

"Your organization canít survive without email. In turn, the data held within email is an invaluable resource for compliance, e-discovery and workflow efficiency purposes. And moving to the cloud involves its own set of challenges around preserving that content.
Itís time to rethink archiving.
Download our E-book, 5 Essentials for Cloud Archiving Success, to learn:
- How to avoid common misconceptions about cloud email archiving
- Ways to enable employee efficiency and productivity through archiving
- Why every organization must be prepared for e-discovery and litigation "

In the past 20 years, email marketing has changed
more than any other form of direct marketing. But the
Request for Proposal process that marketers use to
select email service providers has not evolved at the
same pace. In this guide, youíll learn how to update
your RFP process to increase subscription conversion,
advertising revenue, and content recirculation.

In this Methodologies and Best Practices document, Burton Group Research Director Daniel Blum recounts customer perspectives on the anti-malware battlefield playing out at the enterprise level. The document explores lessons learned, and what keeps customers awake at night even after good defensive strategies are in place. The Reference RFI alone is valuable for those switching anti-malware products, or seeking new ones.